Ever wonder what happens when a Super 8 motel gets a serious dose of Santa Fe magic? Let me tell you the story of Coyote South. Right here, on Cerrillos Road, a former Super 8 motel underwent a transformation. It became a hip, independent boutique hotel. Coyote South embraces the vibrant culture and art of Santa Fe. The hotel’s name itself comes from local Pueblo stories. It speaks of the coyote who scattered the stars across the sky, much like the diverse mix of people and cultures found south of Santa Fe’s historic plaza. Coyote South bridges the gap between the historic plaza and Cerrillos Road. It connects the Spanish and Pueblo influences, tourists and locals. It welcomes those seeking an authentic Santa Fe experience. The hotel’s design reflects the city’s eclectic spirit. It caters to the “Forever Wanderer,” the curious traveler eager to explore the city’s hidden gems. Coyote South invites you to kick off your boots and relax. It offers a comfortable place to unwind after a day exploring the city’s art scene, historical sites, and unique blend of cultures. You can even cozy up for a movie in bed. Coyote South isn’t just a hotel; it’s a gateway to experiencing the real Santa Fe. It’s a place where the spirit of the coyote and the stars come alive.
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